DJI has released an official teaser for its upcoming Osmo 360 camera, confirming a full product reveal scheduled for July 31 at 8:00 a.m. EDT. The teaser features a silhouetted dual-lens camera and the phrase “All In One,” suggesting a self-contained 360-degree capture solution without the need for accessories or external rigs.
Though the teaser reveals little in terms of specifications, it confirms earlier speculation and regulatory leaks indicating DJI’s entry into the consumer 360-degree video market — positioning the Osmo 360 as a direct competitor to the Insta360 X5 and GoPro Max.
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Key Developments and Leaks
Regulatory Confirmation: The Osmo 360 was identified in FCC filings, with confidentiality on its documentation expiring on April 16, 2025. These publicly available documents confirmed the product name and revealed early design elements and feature details.
Packaging Leaks: Retail packaging images that surfaced earlier hinted at notable specs, including:
- 8K video at 30fps
- 10-bit D-Log M color profile
- 120MP still image capability
- Fitness data overlays from Apple Watch and Garmin devices
- Magnetic quick-release mounts and charging
- DJI Mic transmitter compatibility for enhanced audio
- Battery extension support for longer shooting sessions
- Standard 1/4-inch mount thread
Sensor Details: Packaging references a “1-inch 360 imaging” system. However, a footnote clarifies this refers to an effective sensor area equivalent to a 1-inch sensor, prompting discussion on whether DJI is using non-traditional sensor dimensions or image processing techniques to achieve large-sensor performance.
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Availability and Pricing
DJI often releases products immediately or shortly after announcement. Packaging leaks in Australian stores suggest distribution has already begun. Based on observed pricing (AU$759), the Osmo 360 is expected to launch globally in the $500–$550 USD range, placing it in direct competition with current and upcoming 360 cameras.
More details will be available following the official announcement on July 31.